adper | R Documentation |
This returns measures of the percentage (fraction) of areas receiving less or more application than the target depth, assuming catch cans represent approximately equal areas. It also a measure of adequacy and efficiency determined from areas of a density curve receiving amounts equal to or more of the target (adequacy) and less than or equal to target (efficiency).
adper(x,target,plot=TRUE)
x |
array of catch can depths. |
target |
target depth meant to be applied. |
plot |
logical; plot density and ecdf plots of depths and target line. |
results are given as determined by both a density function and empirical cumulative
distribution function (ecdf). If target is equal to soil moisture depletion, then 1- efficiency is
the percentile of area that loses water to deep percolation (not held in root zone). Adequacy and efficiency (eff) percentiles should add to approximately 1.0. Note that definitions of adequacy and efficiency here based only on percentiles is not a standard definition as deviation from target depth is not considered. See eff for a more traditional approach.
named list, including;
adequacy.density |
percentile receiving >= target amount determined from density curve |
eff.density |
percentile receiving <=target amount as determined from density curve |
adequacy.ecdf |
same as adequacy.density but as determined from |
eff.ecdf |
same as eff.density but as determined from |
Garry Grabow glgrabow@ncsu.edu
eff
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density
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#data from same exercise as PELQ example x<-c(.23,.31,.24,.24,.28,.31,.27,.22,.26,.31, .31,.25,.20,.22,.32)# catch can depths in inches caught during 1.0 hr. test x<-x*23.5 # extend to 23.5 hour irrigation target<-4.4 # replace soil water deficit of 4.4 in. adper(x,target) #change target to average catch target2<-mean(x) adper(x,target2)
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